Runeasi

What happens when you take Runeasi out of the office and into a triathlon training camp?

Last week, Wietse tested athletes during a training week in Mojacar.
Not as a developer, but by stepping fully into the shoes of the user. 👟

From measuring athletes to interpreting results, it wasn’t about the code… it was about the product in action.

🏀 Jump testing in their natural habitat.
No force plate to land on. No heavy equipment to carry around. Just a quick setup, real movement, and the ability to test a lot of players at once.

Get out on the court and see who’s got the biggest vertical!

Test squat jumps and countermovement jumps, then add single-leg and double-leg hop reactivity testing for a fuller picture of each athlete

An instant report doesn’t just save you time🙌
it keeps runners invested.
They see their score, understand it,
and want to come back to improve it.

It started with $500 and a Sears barbell set.
His brother had just come back from Vietnam, like many... not quite the same.
So they started lifting and somewhere along the way, it clicked.
Strength made sense.
It was simple. It was honest.
If you lift more than before, you’re stronger.
“If you deadlift 600, you're stronger than someone who deadlifts 500.”
No opinions. Just truth.

In this episode of the Physio Insights Podcast, Jimmy sits down with legendary coach, author, and educator Dan John for a wide-ranging conversation on strength training, coaching, and the power of simplicity.
Listen to the new episode of the Physio Insights Podcast on your favourite podcast platform!

What actually changes when runners hit the ground on three different surfaces?

One of the early experiments tested runners on three surfaces to get a clearer read on how surface choice shifts impact magnitude and dynamic stability, and what those shifts might mean for performance and injury risk.

That same curiosity is a big part of how Kurt Schütte built Runeasi: hands-on research, plenty of real running, and a sharp focus on running biomechanics.

If you’re into this kind of stuff, definitely listen to our latest episode of the Physio Insights podcast!
Available on all your favourite podcast platforms. ✔️

"Everybody has a plan until the patient punches you in the face." 🥊
Every clinician knows this feeling.
You prepare, you plan, and then reality walks through the door.

The truth?
Medicine is built on uncertainty.
And the sooner we get comfortable with that, the better we serve our patients.

In this episode of the Physio Insights Podcast, Jimmy sits down with Joel Sattgast, clinician, educator, and coach. Together they explore what truly separates good clinicians from great ones.

Listen to the new episode of the Physio Insights Podcast on your favourite podcast platform. ✔️